Philip Johnston gets a whiff of Java
Philip Johnson writes in the Telegraph about ‘the database state’ and how evil it is. It feels like he has had a whiff of coffee and is waking up. What he REALLY needs are some smelling salts : Beware Labour’s quest for a database state There’s no reason why the Government should know so much about us, argues Philip Johnston. By Philip Johnston Here is a good idea. Instead of handing over personal information to the state, why don’t we keep it and control it ourselves? Indeed